Examples of using Centralised in English and their translations into Bengali
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Government became much more centralised.
Centralised or Local management of vending machine network.
Excessive load in a centralised system.
Centralised Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System.
These powers have now become increasingly centralised.
Centralised configuration and maintenance of all deployed vending machine sites.
Prof Woo added that the country's governance was too centralised.
Remote management software available for centralised management of locker network.
Centralised working parameter control system Control System normal PLC system.
However, the new empire was still more tightly centralised than its predecessors.
Retrieved 5 April However, this centralised model is weakening with the rise of cable television, which has many local providers.
All these measures will clearly renderdemocracy hollower and governance more centralised.
Core framework to manage centralised user database, settings, server meta data and logic, handle web requests and security.
To understand what has gone wrong,we need to start first with the centralised nature of the current government.
Although it was not until the 1980s that a centralised system was designed for selecting jurors from among the people who were qualified to serve.
The Kingdom is renamed Yugoslavia,and the system of government is further centralised under a royal dictatorship.
It is at once democratic and centralised, i.e. centralised on the basis of democracy and democratic under centralised guidance.
He added,”To understand what has gone wrong,we need to start first with the centralised nature of the current government.
As part of a commitment to help fix the site over 2018,its founder said that he would look into the use of new technology to stop it being quite so centralised.
Centralised planning, utilising the market forces and the market indicators, will be able to efficiently develop the productive forces and meet the welfare demands of the people.
More specifically,a cloud is a network of servers connected together so that it allows centralised data storage and access to it remotely.
In recent years, however, centralised states gradually reduced the level of political violence within their territories, and in the last few decades many countries managed to eradicate it almost entirely.
That it is‘cumbersome',‘chaotic',‘views of those who don't know enough',‘time consuming',and that development requires quick decisions and centralised authority.
During the modern era, centralised states gradually reduced the level of political violence within their territories, and in the last few decades Western countries managed to eradicate it almost entirely.
Safety and Reliability- Solarex Microgrid will be below ground inmost cases and if a microgrid is down, it will not affect other microgrids unlike the centralised network.
During the modern era, centralised states have gradually reduced the level of political violence within their territories, and in the last few decades western countries have managed to achieve almost zero political violence.
I think we're safer in hoping for progress on thebasis of those human instincts than on the basis of the institutions of centralised power, which, I believe, will almost inevitably act in the interest of their most powerful components.
Will it succeed in doing what many early adopters and evangelists claim it is destined to-replace government-controlled, centralised money with a distributed and decentralized alternative, controlled by nothing besides market forces?